@LokeshVirat18K Spot on & as we all know, every great self-made CEO absolutely loves accountability. Thats why he hasn't held a single open, unscripted press conference in over a decade. True corporate leadership is just reading from a teleprompter and firing the board members who ask questions.
@NII_Think_Tank@Indian_Analyzer The US Deep State and global billionaires must be facing severe budget cuts if their master plan to destabilise a nuclear-armed nation relies on an NGO handling modest fund discrepancies. Someone tell Soros to increase the allowance.
@akashuchani08 By this logic, India would have to disqualify its most successful historical leaders and declare Arvind Kejriwal the ultimate, flawless Prime Minister. 💀
@NewsAlgebraIND It’s truly a mathematical masterpiece. If the BJP wins UP, exactly 70% of its problems—including global inflation, income tax rants on Reddit, anti-incumbency, and the price of paneer—will "automatically resolve" themselves like a software update.
@NewsAlgebraIND Passing Constitutional Amendment Bill(like the 131st Amendment for Delimitation)requires a strict two-thirds majority in Parliament. The BJP-led NDA lost its brute majority in the 2024 elections and doesn't have the numbers to ram a controversial bill through by surprise anymore.
@TheRebel_IN By 2029, the only people left voting for him will be the silent voters who complain about income tax all day but secretly press the lotus button because they love expressway drone footage. 🤡
@TheRebel_IN It is truly a political miracle. Gen Z is making reels, the middle class is crying on Reddit, and investors are checking their portfolios. Yet somehow, when the EVMs open, millions of invisible ghosts apparently march out of the woods to secure another term.
@sangamkumar22 But congrats on cherry-picking five names out of 543 seats just to prove someone can spend a decade at Cambridge and still get cleanly swept in three consecutive general elections. 🤡
The choice is yours. 🗿
@sangamkumar22 Imagine thinking a nuclear-armed country is a corporate campus placement drive where whoever has the shinier foreign stamp wins. By this flawless logic, Ashwini Vaishnaw (IIT + Wharton MBA) and Dr. S. Jaishankar (PhD + top diplomat) should be running the entire solar system.
@yoursnandieni Legally and logically, alimony is a financial safety net, not a reward or weapon. If a woman is highly educated, qualified, and fully capable of working, demanding lifetime financial dependency from an ex-husband directly contradicts female empowerment.
@Mrsinha Modern India runs on the 1950 Constitution,not ancient texts.Drafted under Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, it banned untouchability(Art.17) ensured gender equality(Art.14) and criminalized discrimination.Blaming the Manusmriti ignores the legal framework governing citizens for eight decades.
@NalinisKitchen People wear specific outfits precisely to express themselves and be seen; you cannot demand public attention and total invisibility at the exact same time.
@NewsAlgebraIND Moving regional leaders to a Delhi-based board is a brilliant coincidence. It has absolutely nothing to do with keeping powerful state bosses happy or hiding internal party fights before the next elections.
@mohitlaws Labeling a regressive social code that bars women and marginalized communities from basic rights as "India's rich heritage" is a brilliant rhetorical move. By this logic, fighting to abolish historical evils like Sati or untouchability was also just "cursing our traditions."
@NewsAlgebraIND It is inspiring to see a government use its police force to monitor who adult citizens are dating instead of handling real street crime.
@NewsAlgebraIND B.S. Yediyurappa on Winning Seats via Air Strikes
The atmosphere... is in favour of the BJP day by day. Yesterday's action of destroying terror camps in Pakistan has created a wave in favour of PM Modi. This will help us win more than 22 Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka.
@NewsAlgebraIND If security forces are strictly neutral and above politics, why are their official social media handles and PR machinery frequently used to promote the political image of the ruling government?